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Mountains reach new heights

October 9, 2006
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The mountains in Europe are growing taller and melting glaciers are partly responsible, scientists say.
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New research could end your dreams of a perfect tan

September 14, 2006
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Scientists have suggested that if you have spent the summer desperately trying to get a Hollywood tan, only to come away with a red glow that can give people a...
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Shining a light on road safety

September 14, 2006
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Scientists at the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) are hoping to make driving safer during the most dangerous part of the day for motorists - twilight
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Environmentally friendly fume cupboard seminar

September 14, 2006
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Environmental considerations and energy efficiency are becoming increasingly important. Waldner recently expolred this topic during the seminar, “Safe and Environmentally Friendly Fume Cupboard Design - can energy efficient fume cupboards...
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UK collaborates with china to feed population

September 7, 2006
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A new research partnership between researchers in the UK and Beijing is to help meet the challenge of feeding China’s fast-growing population
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New discipline explains creative mind

September 7, 2006
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It is not everyday that a new academic discipline is created, especially one that sets out to discover the secrets of the artistic mind. But that is exactly what two...
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New type of snoring is complex

September 7, 2006
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New research has begun to uncover the complexity of snoring, with the categorisation of a new type of sleep apnoea
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New-look Laboratory News

August 15, 2006
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After thirty five years in the business some might say its time for a change – and that’s precisely what Laboratory News is doing
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From face paint to medicine

August 14, 2006
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A plant that gave ancient Britons and Celts their blue war paint has been found to be a rich source of the anti-cancer compound, glucobrassicin.
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Worlds first happy map

August 14, 2006
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The first ever ‘world map of happiness’ has been produced by a psychologist in the UK.
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New slant on blue sky research

July 30, 2006
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Scientists from the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) have helped to identify the bluest sky in the world
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Physics shake-up gets mixed reaction

July 30, 2006
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The Government’s plans to change the way the physical sciences are publically funded and organised in the UK has been met with a mixed reaction form the scientific community
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